Shadow Nosepass

Shadow Nosepass is a Rock-type Pokémon in Pokémon GO. At level 50, Shadow Nosepass has a maximum CP of 1,123. It is weak to Fighting, Grass, Ground, Steel, and Water-type attacks. The best raid moveset for Shadow Nosepass is Rock Throw and Rock Slide.

Shadow Nosepass Stats and Max CP

82 ATK

215 DEF

102 HP

Lvl 50 Max CP

1123 CP

Lvl 40

993 CP

Lvl 25 Weather Boost

709 CP

Lvl 20 Raids

567 CP

Lvl 15 Research

425 CP

Shadow Nosepass's Tier Ranking

Raid Attacker

Not ranked

Great League

#1079

Shadow Nosepass Type Chart

Shadow Nosepass takes increased damage from:

Fighting160.0%

Grass160.0%

Ground160.0%

Steel160.0%

Water160.0%

Shadow Nosepass takes reduced damage from:

Fire62.5%

Flying62.5%

Normal62.5%

Poison62.5%

Shadow Nosepass best moveset

Rock Throw + Rock Slide

Rock Throw

Rock Slide

The best moveset for Shadow Nosepass in raids is Rock Throw and Rock Slide (5.98 DPS, 70.4 TDO).

8 of 8 matches

Data table

1.	Rock Throw	Rock Slide	4.94	5.98	70.4
2.	Rock Throw	Rock Blast	4.82	5.84	68.7
3.	Rock Throw	Thunderbolt	4.72	5.72	67.4
4.	Spark	Rock Slide	4.50	5.45	64.2
5.	Spark	Rock Blast	4.35	5.27	62.1
6.	Spark	Thunderbolt	4.20	5.09	59.9
7.	Spark	Frustration	0	0.10	0
8.	Rock Throw	Frustration	0	0.10	0

Rows per page1–8 of 8

Fast Attacks

Spark460.5s
Type effectiveness chart
Super effective against
Flying160%
Water160%
Resisted by
Ground39.1%
Grass62.5%
Electric62.5%
Dragon62.5%
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 4
Energy 6
Weather boost
Rain
Duration 0.5s
Damage window 0.1s - 0.5s
Trainer Battles
Damage 5
Energy 7

Effects
Spark has no special effects.
See Spark details page ↗
Rock Throw1381.0s
Type effectiveness chart
Super effective against
Flying160%
Bug160%
Fire160%
Ice160%
Resisted by
Fighting62.5%
Ground62.5%
Steel62.5%
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 13
Energy 8
Weather boost
Partly Cloudy
Duration 1.0s
Damage window 0.6s - 0.9s
Trainer Battles
Damage 8
Energy 5

Effects
Rock Throw has no special effects.
See Rock Throw details page ↗

Damage	4
Energy	6
Weather boost	Rain
Duration	0.5s
Damage window	0.1s - 0.5s

Damage	5
Energy	7

Damage	13
Energy	8
Weather boost	Partly Cloudy
Duration	1.0s
Damage window	0.6s - 0.9s

Damage	8
Energy	5

Charged Attacks

Thunderbolt80502.5s
Type effectiveness chart
Super effective against
Flying160%
Water160%
Resisted by
Ground39.1%
Grass62.5%
Electric62.5%
Dragon62.5%
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 80
Energy 50
Weather boost
Rain
Duration 2.5s
Damage window 1.8s - 2.3s
Trainer Battles
Damage 90
Energy 55

Effects
Thunderbolt has no special effects.
See Thunderbolt details page ↗
Frustration10332.0s
Type effectiveness chart
Resisted by
Rock62.5%
Ghost39.1%
Steel62.5%
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 10
Energy 33
Weather boost
Partly Cloudy
Duration 2.0s
Damage window 1.0s - 1.8s
Trainer Battles
Damage 10
Energy 70

Effects
Frustration has no special effects.
See Frustration details page ↗
Rock Blast50332.0s
Type effectiveness chart
Super effective against
Flying160%
Bug160%
Fire160%
Ice160%
Resisted by
Fighting62.5%
Ground62.5%
Steel62.5%
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 50
Energy 33
Weather boost
Partly Cloudy
Duration 2.0s
Damage window 1.5s - 1.9s
Trainer Battles
Damage 50
Energy 40

Effects
Rock Blast has no special effects.
See Rock Blast details page ↗
Rock Slide75502.5s
Type effectiveness chart
Super effective against
Flying160%
Bug160%
Fire160%
Ice160%
Resisted by
Fighting62.5%
Ground62.5%
Steel62.5%
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 75
Energy 50
Weather boost
Partly Cloudy
Duration 2.5s
Damage window 1.3s - 2.4s
Trainer Battles
Damage 75
Energy 45

Effects
Rock Slide has no special effects.
See Rock Slide details page ↗

Damage	80
Energy	50
Weather boost	Rain
Duration	2.5s
Damage window	1.8s - 2.3s

Damage	90
Energy	55

Damage	10
Energy	33
Weather boost	Partly Cloudy
Duration	2.0s
Damage window	1.0s - 1.8s

Damage	10
Energy	70

Damage	50
Energy	33
Weather boost	Partly Cloudy
Duration	2.0s
Damage window	1.5s - 1.9s

Damage	50
Energy	40

Damage	75
Energy	50
Weather boost	Partly Cloudy
Duration	2.5s
Damage window	1.3s - 2.4s

Damage	75
Energy	45

More information

DPS and TDO for every Fast and Charged Attack combination Shadow Nosepass can learn. Change the weather or the opponent to see how the order shifts.

Legacy moves are marked with an asterisk (*). You get them at special events or with an Elite Fast TM or Elite Charged TM. The table above lists every move Shadow Nosepass can learn, with its DPS and TDO.

Shadow Nosepass CP Chart

At Level 50, Shadow Nosepass maxes out at 1,123 CP. Raid catches are 485 to 567 CP, or 606 to 709 CP weather boosted. Field and Special Research catches are 390 to 425 CP. The top of each range is a hundo.

Max CP	1123 CP
Max CP	Level 50, 15/15/15 IVs
Research	390 CP - 425 CP
Research	Level 15, 10/10/10 minimum IVs
Eggs	521 CP - 567 CP
Eggs	Level 20, 10/10/10 minimum IVs
Raids	485 CP - 567 CP
	Level 20, 6/6/6 minimum IVs
	606 CP - 709 CP
	Weather boosted, Level 25, 6/6/6 minimum IVs

Max Combat Power per Level chart

Shadow Nosepass’s max CP at every level from 1 to 50. CP Calculator

LVL	Max CP	LVL	Max CP	LVL	Max CP
1	14 CP	2	44 CP	3	74 CP
4	104 CP	5	134 CP	6	164 CP
7	194 CP	8	224 CP	9	254 CP
10	284 CP	11	312 CP	12	340 CP
13	369 CP	14	397 CP	15	425 CP
16	454 CP	17	482 CP	18	511 CP
19	539 CP	20	567 CP	21	596 CP
22	624 CP	23	653 CP	24	681 CP
25	709 CP	26	738 CP	27	766 CP
28	795 CP	29	823 CP	30	851 CP
31	866 CP	32	880 CP	33	894 CP
34	908 CP	35	922 CP	36	937 CP
37	951 CP	38	965 CP	39	979 CP
40	993 CP	41	1006 CP	42	1019 CP
43	1031 CP	44	1044 CP	45	1057 CP
46	1070 CP	47	1083 CP	48	1096 CP
49	1110 CP	50	1123 CP

More information

Field and Special Research encounters are always Level 15, with a 10/10/10 IV floor.
Pokémon hatched from Eggs are always Level 20, with a 10/10/10 IV floor.
Raid Bosses caught without a weather boost are always Level 20, with a 6/6/6 IV floor.
- 😈 Shadow Pokémon have 6/6/6 IV floor in raids.
Raid Bosses caught with weather boost are always Level 25, with a 6/6/6 IV floor.
- 😈 Shadow Pokémon have 6/6/6 IV floor in raids.
Wild encounters range from Level 1 to 30, with no IV floor.
Weather Boosted wild Pokémon encounters get a 5-level boost, to Level 6 to 35, and a 4/4/4 IV floor.

Mega Pokémon that boost Shadow Nosepass

Mega Pokémon that boost Shadow Nosepass’s Rock-type moves and give extra Candy and Candy XL when you catch Shadow Nosepass.

Rock

More information

Mega and Primal Raid Bonus –In raids, an active Mega gives every other Pokémon a 10% damage boost, or 30% for attacks that share its type. Boosts from several Megas don’t stack; only the highest one applies.

Mega and Primal Catch Bonus –While you have a Mega out, you get extra XP and Candy for catching Pokémon that share its type, and for any raid boss. These bonuses don’t stack. At High and Max Mega Level, same-type catches also have a better chance of giving Candy XL.

Note on Primal Kyogre, Primal Groudon, and Mega Rayquaza

Primal Kyogre boosts Water-, Electric- and Bug-type attacks and Pokémon.
Primal Groudon boosts Fire-, Grass- and Ground-type attacks and Pokémon.
Mega Rayquaza boosts Flying-, Dragon- and Psychic-type attacks and Pokémon.

Pokédex information

Pokédex Number	#299
Height	0.99 m
Weight	97 kg
Region	Generation 3
Can be traded	Allowed
Gender	♂ 50% Male ♀ 50% Female
Buddy distance	3 km
Released	Yes
Shiny released	Yes
Pokémon Home transfer	Allowed
Base Flee Rate	9%
Catch rewards	3 100
Additional Move Cost	50 50000

Evolution Chart

Pokémon	Requires	Evolution
Nosepass	50 Candy Magnetic Lure Module	Probopass

Nosepass evolves into Probopass which costs 50 Candy. You need to be under a Magnetic Lure Module to evolve.

Shadow Nosepass family

Shadow Nosepass’s evolutions, regional forms and other variants in Pokémon GO.

How to purify Shadow Nosepass

Purification cost	3 Candy
Purification cost	3000 Stardust
Shadow Charged Attack	Frustration
Purified Charged Attack	Return

Size information

No size information available for this Pokémon

Encounter data

Movement type: Jumping
Movement Timer: 11s
Jump Time: 1.1s
Attack Probability: 70%
Attack Timer: 20s
Dodge Probability: 20%
Dodge Duration: 1s
Dodge Distance: 1
Action Frequency: 0.2–1.6s

Power-up costs

LVL	Stardust	Candy	Candy XL
50	624,000	406	360
40	336,000	406	12
35	228,000	274	-
30	150,000	185	-
25	96,000	136	-
20	57,000	97	-
15	30,600	67	-
10	13,200	38	-
5	3,600	18	-

Stardust, Candy and Candy XL to power up Shadow Nosepass from Level 1 to 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 and 50. Maxing it out costs 624,000 Stardust, 406 Candy and 360 Candy XL.

Power-Up Cost Calculator

Sprites

Regular and Shiny Shadow Nosepass

Shadow Nosepass high resolution sprites

High-resolution Pokémon HOME sprites for Shadow Nosepass. Labels are our best match for each sprite. Click one to download it at 512×512.

Official artwork

Wallpaper

Shadow Nosepass Pokédex entries

Versions	Pokédex entry
Ruby	NOSEPASS’s magnetic nose is always pointed to the north. If two of these POKéMON meet, they cannot turntheir faces to each other when they are close because their magnetic noses repel one another.
Sapphire	NOSEPASS had been said to be completely unmoving, with its magnetic nose pointed due north.However, close observation has revealed that the POKéMON actually moves by a little over 3/8 of an inch every year.
Emerald	Its body emits a powerful magnetism. It feeds on prey that is pulled in by the force. Its magnetism is stronger in cold seasons.
FireRed, LeafGreen	Its magnetic nose consistently faces north. Travelers check NOSEPASS to get their bearings.
Diamond, Pearl	Its nose is a magnet. As a result, this Pokémon always keeps its face pointing north.
Platinum, Black, White	When endangered, it may protect itself by raising its magnetism and drawing iron objects to its body.
HeartGold, SoulSilver	If two of these meet, they cannot get too close because their noses repel each other.
Black 2, White 2	Its magnetic nose always faces north and draws iron objects to its body to protect itself better.
X	Its magnetic nose always faces north and draws iron objects to its body to protect itself better.
Y	Its magnetic nose consistently faces north. Travelers check Nosepass to get their bearings.
Omega Ruby	Nosepass’s magnetic nose is always pointed to the north. If two of these Pokémon meet, they cannot turn their faces to each other when they are close because their magnetic noses repel one another.
Alpha Sapphire	Nosepass had been said to be completely unmoving, with its magnetic nose pointed due north. However, close observation has revealed that the Pokémon actually moves by a little over 3/8 of an inch every year.
Sun	The magnet in Nosepass’s nose provides an unerring compass, making it an excellent partner for Trainers going on a journey.
Moon	It uses powerful magnetism to drag its prey toward it. It’s also been known to pull in metal, which it collects and uses to protect itself.
Ultra Sun	It moves less than an inch a year, but when it’s in a jam, it will spin and drill down into the ground in a split second.
Ultra Moon	It hunts without twitching a muscle by pulling in its prey with powerful magnetism. But sometimes it pulls natural enemies in close.
Legends: Arceus	Once the people of Hisui discovered that its red nose always points north, they grew to rely on it greatly when traveling afar. The nose seems to work in a similar way to ancient compasses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best moves for Shadow Nosepass in Pokémon GO?

Shadow Nosepass’s best moves are Rock Throw and Rock Slide, for 5.98 DPS and 70.4 TDO.

Values use the default battle settings. Results vary with the opponent and weather.

What are Shadow Nosepass’s strengths and weaknesses?

Rock-type Pokémon are weak to Fighting, Grass, Ground, Steel, and Water-type moves. They take reduced damage from Fire, Flying, Normal, and Poison-type moves.

What is Shadow Nosepass’s maximum CP at Level 40 and Level 50?

Shadow Nosepass tops out at 993 CP at Level 40 and 1,123 CP at Level 50.

Can Shadow Nosepass be shiny in Pokémon GO?

Shadow Nosepass can be Shiny in Pokémon GO ✨.

Can Shadow Nosepass Dynamax in Pokémon GO?

Shadow Nosepass cannot Dynamax in Pokémon GO.